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Some thoughts on open source
Open source communities let your skills shine, help you discover new passion, enable you to fight weakness, can take your fear from new and unknown things and provide a safe place to explore your undiscovered talent.
Some thoughts on open source
One of the great gifts of being active in an open source community is the incredible amount of things you can learn from skilled talents around the world. Shared knowledge is the basis for every project’s success.
Some thoughts on open source
A good conference is like a concert. You plan months ahead, venue might be far away, hotels expensive and travel burdensome. When the first tune is heard, all stress is gone. To be a success, it needs both the stage performers and background technicians, even more the audience.
Some thoughts on open source
Open source communities are like popcorn when watching movies.
They might take a while to pop up, are sometimes salty and sometimes sweet, but both is tasty and it’s simply not the same without.
Some thoughts on open source
Contributing to an open source community can be like composing a song. There are several voices and instruments that need to be arranged on one sheet, resulting in a wonderful tune.
Some thoughts on open source
An apartment is just a physical place. It eventually becomes home when people breathe, love, discuss, argue, celebrate and share it. In the same way, an open source project eventually becomes a true community when its contributors fill it with passion and joy.
Some thoughts on open source
Open source communities can be like a dandelion.
If there are many seeds that gather around a common root, spread and share them, so they eventually will shine in a beautiful colour everywhere.
Why cooking and open source have more in common than you might think
At Fedora Women’s Day 2018 in Munich I had the opportunity to give a talk about “How to cook your own open source event?”. I’ll tell you why cooking and open source have more in common than you might think.
The slides are available for download (PDF file, 9,8 MB).
„How to cook your own open source event? (talk at Fedora Women’s Day Munich 2018)“ weiterlesen
There will be a Fedora Women’s Day (FWD) in Munich on October 19 with talks, networking and an opportunity to learn about free and open source software
It’s always exciting to see events on free and open source software taking place, especially if they’re just around the corner. ;-) Therefore it’s my pleasure to share the invitation to the Fedora Women’s Day (FWD) in Munich on October 19 with you.
How to install Nextcloud from the console, set configuration parameters and policies and install additional apps via shell commands
The term “in the cloud” is heard much these days. A growing number of services support or even rely on data storage and compute power over the net to provide various conveniences to end-users and enterprises. That comfort, however, cuts both ways – for many services it is hard to get your data out and migrate away, let alone the question about where your information is physically stored and secured.
Open source software like Nextcloud comes to the rescue, as it puts you back in control over your data, giving you full control of where you host and whom you give access to it. In this howto, I’ll show you how to install and configure Nextcloud on your server in a fully scriptable way.